Sentence examples for no trouble providing from inspiring English sources

He had no trouble providing names.

As long as the form of anti-realism regarding science allows for a referential semantics (and many do), the platonist would have no trouble providing a unified semantics for both mathematics and science (Benacerraf 1973).

"We trust this request is small and direct enough that Seth Metcalf will have no trouble providing the requested information in a timely manner".

Having an infinite number of axioms causes no trouble provided that there is an effective way of telling whether a wff is an axiom or not.

Shakespeare would have had trouble providing this much drama in a four-week span.

Even wealthy regimes already have trouble providing roads and electricity for all their citizens, let alone jobs.

Kabbala brings more than one solution to it, whereas philosophy has trouble providing a single coherent and comprehensive solution.

EMERGENCY RELIEF Because many hospitals, fire stations and schools are masonry structures, they may have trouble providing emergency services.

But many hotels still have trouble providing the basics—a clean room, a comfortable bed, a functional bathroom, and a pleasant working environment.

Tacloban's mayor, Alfred Romualdez, urged residents to flee the city because local authorities were having trouble providing food and water and maintaining order, it was reported.

"We are having trouble providing the base salary to schoolteachers," said Luis Stival, the mayor of Nova Veneza in Goiás, a state in central Brazil.